What’s the connection between art, creativity and business?

As someone who travels constantly and has a strong desire to take in his surroundings at every bend in the road, here are a few of Erik’s favorite things. Maybe when you’re out traveling, or looking for suggestions, Erik’s Favorites will serve as a welcome suggestion to enjoy the fruits of life wherever you are. Let us know if we are missing one of your favorites!

Artists will tell you we don’t care if you like our work or not. We have to. It is a survival skill. We are, in fact, very emotional and care deeply about what you think of our work, which is always a naked extension of soul.

As a man who uses live music for his research and development studio for business strategy, Erik shares his thoughts and impressions about the Katy Perry experience.

If it seems like Erik is constantly traveling, well, he is.. Check out this Q + A with the world traveling artist.

While Erik’s been on a whirlwind trip full of speaking engagements, he’s been up to some fun things. Just the other night he was in Miami and attended a Deadmau5 concert – an experience really.

While in Atlanta for a performance, Erik spent some time at the Martin Luther King National Historical and witnessed a rather unique Art Drop experience.

On Feb 29th, the Lakers were played a home game against the Timberwolves and Kobe was the star, netting 31 points. However, Kobe’s real highlight was hiding in plain sight right before tip-off.

Do you ever feel like you’re missing something great right in front of you? Well, on a seemingly random morning in Washington D.C., that actually happened to a thousand people on their way to work.

While Erik’s paintings are not for sale, it is possible to still get your hands on one. You’re going to have to put some hustle into it, or be really lucky like this fan.